Senior Access Analyst – Prelude & Referrals

Job Description:

  • Provide end-user support, analyzes and diagnoses system problems, identifies root cause, and then solves the problem or escalates issues to other appropriate IT staff when outside area of responsibility or expertise.
  • Partners with vendor to troubleshoot and resolve system problems, to improve product performance and usability.
  • Provides vendor with recommendations for system improvements.
  • Addresses technical issues that occur during installation and maintenance activities.
  • Designs, implements, and supports applications while ensuring ongoing optimization and performance.
  • Translates technical requirements into development specifications and provides product management support.
  • Evaluates and documents system updates, upgrades, and their impacts in collaboration with analysts and end users.
  • Participates in system implementations, upgrades, and continuous improvement initiatives.
  • Conduct system testing, validation, and quality assurance to ensure compliance and optimal system performance.
  • Develop and maintain documentation, including build specifications, test scripts, and training materials, including the delivery of training when necessary.
  • Partner with clinical staff and IT professionals to evaluate, design, develop, test, implement, and maintain systems.
  • Partner with clinical staff and IT teams, to ensure workstations, printers, scanners, mobile devices, and other peripherals are aligned with the functional and compatibility requirements of Epic applications.
  • Strategically lead and collaborate on cross-functional application initiatives with application and operational teams to ensure seamless integration, streamlined workflows, and optimal system performance.
  • Maintain vendor certifications required to support the analyst's application areas of responsibility.
  • Support system integrations and interoperability efforts with other third-party applications and interfaces.
  • Assisting as needed with after hour activities such as go lives, upgrades, downtimes, and other special project.

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree is required or equivalent experience
  • Minimum of three (3) years of related experience is required
  • Combination of post-high school education, job related certification and/or related experience equivalent to seven (7) years may be considered in lieu of minimum requirements
  • Two or more of the following Epic Certifications: Prelude, Eligibility, Referrals

Benefits:

  • medical, dental, and vision coverage
  • paid time off
  • retirement savings options
  • wellness programs
  • other resources
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